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Salt Lake City Residents Could See Higher Taxes and Utility Costs Under Proposed Budget
The Salt Lake City Mayor says the proposed FY27 budget focuses on public safety, infrastructure, parks, and core services while cutting more than $13 million in spending.
Utah Pushes to Expand AI Literacy Education in High Schools
Several states across the country — including Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Ohio, Mississippi, and Hawaii — are considering new laws that would introduce artificial intelligence education into classrooms
Gov. Cox Declares Statewide Drought Emergency Across Utah
Gov. Spencer Cox says all 29 Utah counties are now in severe drought, with 22 counties classified under extreme drought conditions.
Riverton Issues Precautionary Boil Water Order
City officials say an illegal cross-connection allowed irrigation water to enter Riverton’s culinary water system, prompting a precautionary boil water order while testing is underway.

Utah’s 100 Deadliest Days Begin as Officials Urge Drivers to Slow Down
UDOT and DPS are warning Utah drivers to avoid distracted driving, speeding, and impaired driving as traffic fatalities historically rise between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Kevin O’Leary’s Utah Data Center Vision Revealed in New Renderings
Newly released renderings show the proposed Stratos data center campus featuring massive glass buildings, solar infrastructure, and a mixed-use innovation district in Box Elder County.
Ogden Man Sentenced After Throwing Puppies From Moving Car
Memphis Lor was sentenced to 120 days in jail after prosecutors said he threw six puppies from a vehicle traveling at highway speeds in Davis County.
Utah Hit With Rare May Snowstorm and Freezing Temperatures
Temperatures are falling 10 to 20 degrees below normal as mountain snow and freezing overnight conditions return across the state.

Salt Lake City Residents Could See Higher Taxes and Utility Costs Under Proposed Budget
The Salt Lake City Mayor says the proposed FY27 budget focuses on public safety, infrastructure, parks, and core services while cutting more than $13 million in spending.
Utah Pushes to Expand AI Literacy Education in High Schools
Several states across the country — including Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Ohio, Mississippi, and Hawaii — are considering new laws that would introduce artificial intelligence education into classrooms
Gov. Cox Declares Statewide Drought Emergency Across Utah
Gov. Spencer Cox says all 29 Utah counties are now in severe drought, with 22 counties classified under extreme drought conditions.
Riverton Issues Precautionary Boil Water Order
City officials say an illegal cross-connection allowed irrigation water to enter Riverton’s culinary water system, prompting a precautionary boil water order while testing is underway.

Utah’s 100 Deadliest Days Begin as Officials Urge Drivers to Slow Down
UDOT and DPS are warning Utah drivers to avoid distracted driving, speeding, and impaired driving as traffic fatalities historically rise between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Kevin O’Leary’s Utah Data Center Vision Revealed in New Renderings
Newly released renderings show the proposed Stratos data center campus featuring massive glass buildings, solar infrastructure, and a mixed-use innovation district in Box Elder County.
Ogden Man Sentenced After Throwing Puppies From Moving Car
Memphis Lor was sentenced to 120 days in jail after prosecutors said he threw six puppies from a vehicle traveling at highway speeds in Davis County.
Utah Hit With Rare May Snowstorm and Freezing Temperatures
Temperatures are falling 10 to 20 degrees below normal as mountain snow and freezing overnight conditions return across the state.
















